Afrikaners for SA said Lex Libertas' White Cross Project would give Americans a misleading picture of SA and could deepen racial divisions at home.
As Africa grapples with the rising tide of AI and the challenges it brings, the continent faces a crucial decision: to forge a path of technological independence or risk becoming mere consumers of foreign innovation.
André Esterhuizen will captain the Springboks for the first time against Australia in Perth on Sunday, but questions about reports concerning an alleged 2012 racial-abuse incident involving him were shut down by the team.
Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Adam Scott delivered a crucial foursomes victory, fuelling a Friday clean sweep for the International Team to build a 7-3 Presidents Cup lead over the United States.
Police have confirmed the discovery of an unidentified woman’s body at Mooifontein Cemetery in the Vusimusi section of Tembisa, Gauteng. Investigators and other emergency role-players were at the scene on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
The South African Hindu Maha Sabha has approved a proposal for a free, Hindu-rooted information and referral helpline, with a pilot service planned before any expansion into counselling or crisis support.
Despite winning the wet Gqeberha Spar Women's 10km Challenge in 31:17, South African distance star Glenrose Xaba expressed disappointment after her strategy of running purely by feel left her unaware that she was just five seconds short of matching her own national record.
The Lions, Sharks and Bulls launch their URC campaigns on Saturday against Leinster, the Ospreys and Zebre respectively
On September 24, 2026, families shared memories, followed the Klopse through Cape Town’s streets, and carried their written memories into the District Six Museum.
Carol Bouwer’s African Odyssey and the UN Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund marked their 10th anniversaries in New York, where Botswana’s First Lady Kaone Boko announced a new gender-based violence fund.
The search for an 11-year-old girl who vanished while playing at a sports field has ended in tragedy after her decomposed body was found in a river almost four weeks later.
In a supplementary affidavit, Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge alleges that the JSC reached its gross-misconduct finding before constructing reasons to defend it. The claims form part of a pending High Court review and have yet to be tested.
South Africa’s inflation rate may be easing, but households are still paying more than they did a year ago. Fuel prices, the rand, food supply and “rocket-and-feather” pricing help explain why.
Pitso Mosimane’s second tenure as South Africa coach kicks off with zero margin for error in a group where missing top spot leaves no second chance for qualification.
Bergvliet residents are calling for renewed talks with the City of Cape Town and the Western Cape Education Department after a community-funded review raised questions about traffic modelling, access roads and consultation for the proposed Tokai High School.
Two Cape Town school communities have raised a combined R128,000 to help fund a teacher’s salary at Masiphumelele High School and improve wheelchair access at Capella House School in Fish Hoek.
Bangkok declares a flood disaster after almost 48 hours of heavy rain leaves roads submerged and homes flooded.
After years of government promises, South Africa still has no direct passenger flight to India. The delay carries financial, commercial and personal costs for travellers and families, argues Sanjith Hannuman.
Konica Minolta South Africa CEO reveals a trust-fund travel dream, his always-on habits, and why he’d rather run his own business than follow anyone else’s playbook.
Mpox can affect anyone and is mainly spread through close contact. Here is what to know about its symptoms, transmission, treatment and prevention.
Rassie Erasmus says the Springboks’ shaved-head stunt followed an internal bet involving coaches and players — but he is keeping the details within the camp.
Following the resolution of a final legal challenge, 82-year-old American journalist E. Jean Carroll has secured the $5.6 million in damages awarded from her civil sexual assault lawsuit against Donald Trump, promising to direct future payouts toward causes he hates.
ActionSA has asked the IEC to investigate footage it says shows two people handling its posters while putting up Democratic Alliance material in Cape Town.
Judith Sephuma marks 25 years since her debut album with a four-track “Iya Iyo” EP featuring remixes by Stixx, Shazmicsoul and C-Blak.
Iran has proposed a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but US reports say Donald Trump rejected the offer, as efforts to break the deadlock in the Middle East continue.
Glenrose Xaba narrowly missed her national record at the Spar Women’s 10km Challenge in Gqeberha, winning in 31:17, with Karabo More and Selam Gebre finishing second and third, while South African runners dominated the top six spots.
The Stormers overcame injury disruption to beat Connacht 29-15 in Galway, with late tries from debutants Vernon Paulo and Ezekiel Ngobeni securing a bonus point.
Rodney Plett has apologised to Abdur Rahamaan and the Muslim community after a video showed him directing racist abuse at the motorist outside a Norwood synagogue on Yom Kippur.
Pitso Mosimane’s early Bafana decisions suggest competition will be fierce, with established stars challenged to maintain standards while youngsters push for their opportunities.
A planned 10-hour electricity interruption affecting parts of Cape Town’s Southern and Far South areas has been moved to Saturday, 10 October, from 20:00 to 06:00 on Sunday, 11 October.
Rodney Plett says he is “ashamed” after a video showed him directing racist and anti-Muslim abuse at Abdur Rahamaan during a road-rage incident outside a Norwood synagogu
Taxpayers have been coughing up R600m over five years to keep the homes of MPs and ministers in Cape Town maintained.
Zinedine Zidane’s debut as France coach ended in a 1-0 victory over Turkey despite Kylian Mbappe’s injury, while Roberto Mancini’s return to Italy saw a 2-0 defeat to Belgium in the UEFA Nations League.
With World Cup hosting increasingly driven by commercial returns, Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry is becoming far more than a four-Test series.
Global diesel shortages are driving prices to record levels as wars disrupt crude supplies, damage refineries and drain fuel inventories, with relief unlikely before 2027.
The South African Weather Service has issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for severe thunderstorms on Saturday, with heavy downpours, hail, damaging winds and excessive lightning expected across several provinces.
South African-born filmmaker Tashin Singh’s short film Sugarcane, Burning, inspired by his family history and the legacy of Indian migration to colonial Natal, will screen at Canada’s International South Asian Film Festival.
A prosecutorial-guided investigation into the killing of two Crime Intelligence officers has led police to six suspects, with five arrested and another fatally wounded during a shootout in Inanda.
Following a complex week of court appearances, Tsakane Matlala was granted R20,000 bail, while her husband, Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala, remains in custody after his R228 million police tender corruption trial was postponed.
Police have not confirmed that nine women found dead across Ekurhuleni were killed by one person, but similarities between the cases have prompted a multidisciplinary investigation.
New allegations concerning a 16-year-old girl and an unpaid sexual-services dispute have emerged following the arrest of suspended police lieutenant-general Shadrack Sibiya on rape, trafficking and child-grooming charges.
Ahead of Saturday’s opening AFCON qualifier at Orlando Amstel Arena, Pitso Mosimane details how the departure of Hugo Broos' entire staff forced him to rebuild from scratch.
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Late tries by debutants Vernon Paulo and Ezekiel Ngobeni helped the Stormers beat Connacht 29-15 in Galway and open their URC campaign with a bonus-point victory.
Ahead of Saturday’s AFCON qualifier against Guinea, Pitso Mosimane lays down a challenge to his squad to push beyond qualification and deliver silverware.
An 18-year-old Kuruman woman has been charged with perjury after a rape case against a police constable was withdrawn. She was released on warning and is due back in court on 16 October.
A fire at Letaba Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park damaged two tourist units, but was contained by staff before it could spread.
Despite boasting an unqualified financial audit, Boland Cricket will miss out on voting at the CSA AGM after the national body refused to condone a three-day timeline delay.
The Poet fancied a pizza and I suggested Doughed, since I hadn’t been to their new premises yet. They moved about a month ago.
In China’s Shanxi province, a mother and daughter are preserving Xiangning’s distinctive hollow mooncake tradition — one handmade pastry at a time.